The ‘Don’t Breathe 2’ Sound Team on Using the Intensity of Silence

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Aaron Neuwirth In “Don’t Breathe 2,” now playing in theaters, Stephen Lang returns as the blind man and former Navy SEAL Norman Nordstrom, who is harboring a terrible secret about his wicked ways.

He uses his other senses to enhance his abilities, fighting off those who challenge him.Separated from the home invasion incident that fueled the plot of 2016’s “Don’t Breathe,” this sequel finds Norman once again relying on what he hears to guide him through a night of terror against new criminals looking to take away the young orphaned girl he’s been raising.As with the first film, as intense as the situation can get, much of the film relies on silence, which can be very difficult to achieve on film, according to supervising sound editor.

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